"North Yorkshire Leg of the GBnU Tournament 10/30" Topic
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| Terry37 | 26 Oct 2016 1:56 p.m. PST |
Sunday, the 30th will see another of the eleven Legs of this years GBnU Tournament with Bob Carter running the North Yorkshire Leg. Always a great looking group of guys and armies from this one. The following Saturday, November 5th, will see The Tornado Alley Leg run by John Hovey, the Fall In Leg run by Bob Beattie and the Nashville Leg run by myself. And there are still more to follow after that. Reminder, this year in addition to the Barker Award for the best theme army we also have a new Stronghold Award sponsored by Bob Beattie. Candidates for both of these awards will be put on line for anyone to vote on. Stay tuned for further developments, Terry |
| Green Tiger | 27 Oct 2016 3:00 a.m. PST |
GBNU? Is this a trade union? |
| Terry37 | 27 Oct 2016 6:29 a.m. PST |
Green Tiger, No, that is the acronym that developed for the HotT Good, Bad and Ugly Tournament. This tournament is in it's 9th year and it's 4th for being an international tournament. It is played in 4 countries and 11 locations now. Terry |
| Green Tiger | 27 Oct 2016 7:52 a.m. PST |
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| Terry37 | 28 Oct 2016 1:28 p.m. PST |
Green Tiger, you are very welcome. If you enjoy HotT or just want to see what it's like, maybe one of the Legs will be near you? Always looking for new players to join in. Terry |
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experiments with using recessed bases for figures with cast-on bases.